As simple as static web site generation gets.

Creates a JSON tree from a directory, applies built-in filters (Markdown, Nunjucks templating, syntax highlighting), and outputs to a destination directory.

Full documentation is available at https://egeozcan.github.io/jstatico/

• Getting Started
• Core Concepts
• API Reference

• Bun runtime

bun install jstatico

jstatico /path/to/inputDirectory /path/to/outputDirectory

Run tests:

bun test

Type check:

bun run typecheck

Create a _processors/ directory in your source folder:

site/
├── _processors/
│   ├── preprocessors/
│   │   └── myProcessor.ts
│   ├── postprocessors/
│   │   └── myPostprocessor.js
│   └── writers/
│       └── myWriter.ts

Processors are loaded alphabetically and run before built-ins.

Preprocessor example:

import type { Preprocessor } from "jstatico";

export const processor: Preprocessor = {
  match: /\.scss$/,
  parse() {
    // Transform this.contents, return new FileResult
  }
};

import jstatico from "jstatico/builder";

await jstatico("./src", "./dist")
  .addPreprocessor({ match: /\.scss$/, parse() { ... } })
  .disableBuiltinPreprocessor("markdown")
  .skipAutoDiscovery()
  .generate();

That's it!

I use this to generate egeozcan.com

An example site is included. See the folder named "test".

License: MIT